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Jun 16 2008

Larry Ferlazzo

Universal Leonardo

Posted at 12:11 am under science, social studies

I learned about Universal Leonardo from TechLearning.  It has a bunch of great online interactive experiences students can have with Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings and experiments.

I wish I had known about this site when we went on a field trip to the da Vinci exhibition earlier this school year.

I’ve placed the link both on my Science and World History pages.

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  1.   Susana Caneloon 18 Jun 2008 at 6:37 pm 1

    I loved Universal Leonardo!!! I posted it in a blog I made to my Art students. It’s in Spanish but the games are in easy English so I guess my students aren’t going to have any trouble. By the way they practice their English (they’re beginners) doing something interesting.
    It’s fascinating to make monsters from the original Leonardo’s drawings. And making Mona Lisa smile is just awesome.
    http://mirarte-delvalle.blogspot.com
    Thanks.
    Susana

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